Did it the dance? Come in. Welcome in. I'm Tammy Grimes. Mystery fans have often speculated on how the world's greatest

detective Sherlock Holmes would have fared against 20th century criminals. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has told us that Holmes lived

up to and possibly through World War I and then retired. And now for the listening delight of our mystery theatre audience

we present a story which brings home out of retirement

to attempt the solution of a baffling and perilous crime.

Hello? Mr Sherlock Holmes.

Yes.

Go back to your bees and your roses in Sussex old man.

I intend to. After I bring this case to a successful conclusion...

You're in over your head homes. This is a different world,

and if you want to smell your roses again,

you'll quit right now. Our mystery drama, drama The Naval Treaty, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by

Maury Burnett and Stars Gordon Gould. I'll be back shortly with Act one.

Wednesday on CBS Television. For Anniets it's in security when her boss picks her to replace him

the rest of the security staff rallies around her.

I'm kill if he picks you.

She goes apart and shows her, but things don't work out quite as she planned.

Wally said he was sorry he couldn't make it.

He's at home converting our den into a garage.

It's a guaranteed good time when you tune into the Rolicky Comedy Insecurity, Wednesday at 830,

730 Central Mountain on CBS Television.

For over three quarters of a century, Newark has enjoyed a reputation for having fine luxurious cars.

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